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Ouachita Fire Chief Retires On Heels Of Investigation
The News-Star of Monroe began an investigation in October into his use of a public vehicle and parish-issued credit card.
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Sarasota Herald-Tribune
Jan. 31, 2003
The News-Star of Monroe began an investigation in October into his use of a public vehicle and parish-issued credit card.
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